Short-Tailed Avianaquarius

Short-Tailed Avianaquarius
Creator	Spinoyonyx
Information
Status	Extant
Common Name(s)	Short-Tailed Avianaquarius
Zones	25, E
Roles	Predator
Classification
Genus	Avianaquarius
Species	Avianaquarius tropheus
Evolution
Date	April 2nd, 2019
Ancestor	Avianaquarius avianbeakus
Descendants	Avianaquarius kinthus Badger Bird Shorter Tailed Avianaquarius

Evolved from A. avianbeakus this species migrated to zone 25 (due to high competition) and changed nesting sight to zone E.

Found in zone 25 and nest at zone E they grow up to 1.4 feet with a wingspan of 3.4 feet. They are found in groups of 2-5.They are able to fly for 2-3 hours. They usually are found in the east side of zone 25. They commonly eat M. kelpcamotus, S. kelpcetus and S. primus. They common hunt by scooping them with their beaks or dive and grab their prey which then they feed on their carcass. When resting they would either float on the water or rest on top of kelpflotensa species. Males are usually dark blue colour while females are brownish-blue in colour.

When breeding, males build nest in beaches of zone E on cliffs or at the shores and try to attract a mate, mated pairs just need to build a nest as their paired for life. When female gets attracted and accepts the male they mate and the female lays 5-7 eggs but only 2-4 survives. Once the eggs hatch the mated pair will raise the young until they reach subadult which they are taught to fly and chased off the nest to fend for themselves. Hatchling to adult would take 8 months of growth.